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1. How long has ILMCT been in existence?
2. Is ILMCT a non-profit organization?
3. Is ILMCT anti woman?
4. Who is Dante Cinque?
5. What is A Fathers Family Conference and Picnic?
6. How can I become a free member?
7. Why did you start ILMCT?
8. How can I get information about advertising on this site?

How long has ILMCT been in existence?

Although the web site is relatively new, ILMCT has been fighting for parental rights since 1993.

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Is ILMCT a non-profit organization?

As of right now ILMCT is not a non-profit organization. The staff has been debating whether or not to apply because our current mission does not lend itself to programs and focus groups.  Currently, we feel we can be much more effective as a lobbying group although as we grow and develop, the focus may be augmented.

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Is ILMCT anti woman?

By no stretch of the imagination is ILMCT anti-woman.  We are pro-family. We have found once women take time to understand what is really happening with the child support system, they support our cause 100%. There are feminists who want to paint any male based organization as anti-woman but in our case that is not true.  ILMCT has received much support from mothers, grandmothers and women in general who understand the plight of fathers and their children.  ILMCT believes any one who stands between a parent and their children deserves to be ostracized and many feminists organization refuse to allow fathers little or no access to their children.  If you as a woman accepts their policies then you will think ILMCT is anti-woman and of course you have missed the boat.

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Who is Dante Cinque?

Dante Cinque is the author of the novel, The Pain of Vengeance which is his first work. He and the founder of ILMCT is one in the same.  The pseudonym is nothing more than a neat way to pursue his love of writing much the way many writers do today.

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What is A Father's Family Conference & Picnic?

A Father's Family Conference& Picnic is the brain child of David W. Coleman.  It is designed to help change the atmosphere in this country as it relates to fathers.  During this time fathers bring their families and participate in an old style picnic and conference relating to male issues.

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How can I become a free member of ILMCT?

Membership is relatively easy. Just go to Join Today and fill out the information.  At present, membership is free and will be until further notice. If you would like to make a donation or purchase some of the products, please fee free to does so because those proceeds will help this organization.  We decided to make membership free with the options to upgrade for getter benefits.  Those will be explained at a later time.  At this time credit cards are not accepted but that option is coming soon. For membership and donations you will need to make check or money order payable to:  David W. Coleman, c/o I Love My Children Too, P.O. Box 41203, Nashville, TN 37204

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Why did you start ILMCT?

I went through a bitter divorce and realized I had no voice in the future of my child's life except to pay support.  I am more than an ATM, I am a father and with that acknowledgement I demand my child's rights to be actively involved in his life as well as all fathers.  I then realized out of wedlock fathers are treated even worse.  This organization is really for them.

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How can I get information about advertising on this site?

Follow the link in the section and it will take you to the advertising page.  If you have specific request, contact the advertising department at advertise@ilovemychildrentoo.org

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“Cinque’s debut novel can only be summed up as earth-shattering.  Single fathers will be high-fiving after reading this book.” Lamont Page, Publisher, Prevail Magazine

 
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